[ChrisMac]

Exactly Alieen I would have loved to see him hold the trophy.

[Apollo]

I think Andy was pretty nervous in the first set, but he pulled himself together. It’s amazing that he can do that, such a fighter.

[counter_ puncher]

Cute video.
Btw, the text insinuates Andy might skip Rome. Understandable as he has played some matches in a row. On the other hand, a lot of points are at stake to boost his ranking. Tough decision, unless his body decides.

[BigNose]

That's impressive stuff versus a top 20 dude.

He's on the way back!

[Tamaragl]

Cannot believe I wasn't home to watch! Fantastic news!

[nestingus]

I was lucky enough to see the whole match.
It was quite the turnaround after that first set, and a big level drop from Paul. The key change was Murray served tons better and Paul's fell off a cliff. I think in set 2 he was 27% on second serve points won. But Murray battened down the hatches and played solid as a rock, and towards the end he really loosened up, ad his starting popping the forehand.
My mate told me this is the biggest challenger on tour, and that ATP in general are tying to step up the prestige of the events. 175 points, and quite frankly stronger than some ATP fields I've seen the past year.
It's a promising week. He's been streaky this year, but to me he seemed lacking practice on the dirt which explains his awful results at Madrid and Monte Carlo.
Ugh and that stream! I couldn't believe it, it went right as he went to face the crowd post handshake. I know its not proper coverage but jeez!

[Aileen]

With tournament director Arnaud Clément